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Tech Tree has just published a PBasic Digital camera Buying Guide that may be of use for those of you in the process of searching for a new digital camera.
'Digital imaging is advancing rapidly, thanks to the rapid innovation and technological advancements in this field. In this hi-tech age, choosing the right digital camera can be an uphill task, especially with the choice available to you. This guide has been written keeping in mind novices and first time buyers. Before laying down the technical factors and assessing the market situation, let's first start with what a digital camera is all about....'
Measured in Megapixels, a digital camera captures images in various resolutions. The higher the resolution the better is the ability to capture detailed images; however, the quality of image depends on the sensor and the lens. The resolution does not influence the image quality. Larger resolution means more data recorded per frame, thus allowing bigger prints. Typically, a 3.2 MP sensor captures 3.2 million pixels for single frame/shot. A 3.2 MP camera produces images with a max resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels.
Posted by Darren in our Tips category on November 12, 2004